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Simon Coulter wrote:
Real question is why? Just use the RTVCURDIR CL command.
I had not searched that way, indeed it is much easier.
OS/400 VRM540 supports pointers in CL. However, if you remember that passing a variable by reference is exactly the same as passing a pointer by value you can do this on VRM530. See code below.
... thanks for the examples ...
You can't do any of this prior to VRM530 because you can't pass the buffer size by value. However, the correct solution is to forget the getcwd() function and use the CL RTVCURDIR command instead.
That's what I'll do immediately. Thanks a lot, Arco Simonse
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